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Associate Health Minister Ruth Dyson congratulates Howick Manor Rest Home in Auckland for being the service provider to achieve certification under the Health and Disability Services (Safety) Act 2001.

Disability Issues Minister Ruth Dyson congratulates students at Kelston Deaf Education Centre for art work to be donated to Starship Hospital.

Health service safety issues and how they are affected by the nursing environment

Minister for Information Technology Paul Swain on how government is responding to the challenge of enabling the development of “e-communities” in New Zealand.

I am pleased to be here this evening to address the Annual General Meeting of the Clinical Leaders Association of New Zealand. I wanted to be here today because I know that CLANZ is working towards objectives that are critical to the future working of our health system in this country.

Protecting indigenous biodiversity on private land is one of those environmental issues that poses its own peculiar challenges.

Associate Health Minister Ruth Dyson addresses third regional launch of He Korowai Oranga: Maori Health Strategy since Health Minister Annette King and Associate Health Minister Tariana Turia released the strategy and the accompanying action plan, Whakataataka, in Wellington on 13 November.

The Trade Marks Bill replaces the Trade Marks Act 1953. The Act is almost 50 years old. This Bill comprehensively updates an essential part of New Zealand’s intellectual property regulatory regime.

The Bill will help ensure that New Zealand’s intellectual property regulatory environment meets the needs of an innovative and dynamic business sector in the twenty-first century

Ladies and gentlemen, good morning.

Thank you for the opportunity to talk to you today.

Let me tell you right away, it has been fantastic to see so many farmers doing so well over the past few years.

Opening remarks to the Being Human conference, Te Papa, Wellington

Too many people assume that economic growth equals damage to the environment. It doesn’t have to. You can have a healthy economy and a healthy environment – and that is what this government is aiming for.

Good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate in this meeting today. I have been invited to talk to you about what the government is planning for community health services – particularly home-based support services – in the future.

Discusses work the government is doing on the implications of the government's intention to retain SOEs in public ownership.

Yesterday, I took great delight in tabling Solid Energy’s 2002 annual report in the House. It was wonderful to put on record this company’s significant turnaround over the last three years.

Europe is changing fast, and the mass migration from there to New Zealand occurred several generations ago. If we don’t take care to nurture the relationship, we will end up being out of touch with the new developments.

Communications and Transport Minister Paul Swain talks about the importance of infrastrucutre in achieving the government's economic goals.

Address to Electra Kapiti Horowhenua Business Breakfast Forum, Immigration and Commerce issues.
Te Kowhai Lounge, Queen St, Levin,
7.30am

Australia and New Zealand are rivals of long-standing. There is nothing more fierce than competition between our two nations—especially on the sports field—and certainly there is no one we’d rather beat than each other.

I am here to offer the New Zealand Government’s congratulations to all the New Zealand Defence Force personnel who have served in Timor Leste over the past three years. Your record is exemplary and your professionalism and dedication is something that all New Zealanders are proud of.

Opening address to the 8th International Pacific Rim Biotechnology Conference, Auckland

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson outlines government's policy towards migrants and women in NZ

Speech to NZACAB National Conference, Hamilton

It is an honour and a real pleasure to be invited to your AGM, because I want to tell you directly that I support your work in the community.